Sentence examples for a key who from inspiring English sources

Facing pressure to marry, a wily customs agent and inveterate gambler named Emil Larsson turns to a fortuneteller, whose visions link Emil to eight people — a Companion, a Prisoner, a Teacher, a Courier, a Trickster and a Magpie, as well as a Prize and a Key — who can help him fulfill his dreams.

You had to consciously close that gate -- hear the lock catch -- which could be difficult to do when someone who didn't have a key, who didn't know it was a private park for which you paid dues, who just wanted to sit in a charming spot for ten minutes, began to go in after you and you had to motion "no".

A key WHO objective is to strengthen the human resources available to countries to set up and manage systems for securing global public health under the IHR framework.

A key suspect who seems like an obvious culprit but who didn't do it.

This brings up a key question: Who decides when and how punctuation rules change?

And if either Mourning or Gary Payton blows a fuse at a key juncture, who knows?

Their fans have included Kurt Cobain (a key supporter, who took them on tour with Nirvana).

Which raises a key question: Who was to decide how, precisely, to define that "legitimate sphere of state sovereignty"?

"We have found a key witness who told us that [he was asked] to prepare thousands of artefacts," says Ganor.

The ruling did not answer a key question: who should have custody of Elian while the legal process plays out.

Not only are we dealing with a frightening reality made newly acute, a key person who really helped us in those frightening moments is gone.